As difficult as it is to believe that someone on a contemporary university campus could be so socially tone-deaf that they would publicly utter an ethnic slur, professors do regularly find themselves the target of…
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Rhodes Scholar loses scholarship over falsified past
A Rhodes Scholar recipient at the University of Pennsylvania saw her scholarship candidacy revoked when the truth rose to the surface: Her life story, as told to the Rhodes committee, was falsified. Mackenzie Fierceton wrote…
Former Cuomo aide resigns, gets cushy job
A former aide to the disgraced, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo made almost a half-million dollars in salary despite being forced to resign. The New York Post reported that James Malatras, the recently-resigned State…
Arizona governor offers tuition vouchers to parents if school close
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, announced that the Grand Canyon state will offer at least $7,000 in school tuition vouchers if public schools close and go to remote classes. Ducey appeared on Fox News…
Chicago teachers closed schools over remote classes
Chicago Public Schools, parents, and students were stunned when the city’s teachers’ union chose to strike. The Chicago Teachers Union said that it would not teach in-person classes unless more coronavirus testing is implemented in…
Jews Don’t Count in Diversity and Inclusion Discussions
In 1978, the significant Regents of the University of California v. Bakke case brought the term “diversity” into the lexicon of higher education. Although the Court found that the medical school at the University of California at Davis had used…
The Mendacious Apartheid Slur Against Israel
South African archbishop and Nobel Prize winner Desmond Tutu, who died on December 26th at the age of 90, was justifiably hailed as a champion of racial equality, especially related to his role in helping…
California’s math ‘reforms’ worry STEM professionals
Scientists and mathematicians, numbering over 1,400, signed an open letter critical of California’s so-called reforms to its state mathematics curriculum. As the Daily Caller News Foundation reported, scientists and mathematicians oppose the changes. They cited…
Atlanta Public Schools adopt resolution to push ‘safe’ firearm storage
The Atlanta Board of Education, which governs the Atlanta Public School district, adopted a resolution to “promote safe and responsible storage of firearms.” It is an unusual resolution adoption because it is not education-related, but…
Vatican affiliate says school closures during pandemic are a “last resort”
The Vatican, through its affiliate the Pontifical Academy for Life, published a paper that pushed for in-person classes and education for children during the coronavirus pandemic, among other recommendations. The paper claimed that the coronavirus…
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‘Jew You Down’ and Other Forbidden Campus Speech
As difficult as it is to believe that someone on a contemporary university campus could be so socially tone-deaf that they would publicly utter an ethnic slur, professors do regularly find themselves the target of…
Rhodes Scholar loses scholarship over falsified past
A Rhodes Scholar recipient at the University of Pennsylvania saw her scholarship candidacy revoked when the truth rose to the surface: Her life story, as told to the Rhodes committee, was falsified. Mackenzie Fierceton wrote…
Former Cuomo aide resigns, gets cushy job
A former aide to the disgraced, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo made almost a half-million dollars in salary despite being forced to resign. The New York Post reported that James Malatras, the recently-resigned State…
Arizona governor offers tuition vouchers to parents if school close
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, announced that the Grand Canyon state will offer at least $7,000 in school tuition vouchers if public schools close and go to remote classes. Ducey appeared on Fox News…
Chicago teachers closed schools over remote classes
Chicago Public Schools, parents, and students were stunned when the city’s teachers’ union chose to strike. The Chicago Teachers Union said that it would not teach in-person classes unless more coronavirus testing is implemented in…
Jews Don’t Count in Diversity and Inclusion Discussions
In 1978, the significant Regents of the University of California v. Bakke case brought the term “diversity” into the lexicon of higher education. Although the Court found that the medical school at the University of California at Davis had used…
The Mendacious Apartheid Slur Against Israel
South African archbishop and Nobel Prize winner Desmond Tutu, who died on December 26th at the age of 90, was justifiably hailed as a champion of racial equality, especially related to his role in helping…
California’s math ‘reforms’ worry STEM professionals
Scientists and mathematicians, numbering over 1,400, signed an open letter critical of California’s so-called reforms to its state mathematics curriculum. As the Daily Caller News Foundation reported, scientists and mathematicians oppose the changes. They cited…
Atlanta Public Schools adopt resolution to push ‘safe’ firearm storage
The Atlanta Board of Education, which governs the Atlanta Public School district, adopted a resolution to “promote safe and responsible storage of firearms.” It is an unusual resolution adoption because it is not education-related, but…
Vatican affiliate says school closures during pandemic are a “last resort”
The Vatican, through its affiliate the Pontifical Academy for Life, published a paper that pushed for in-person classes and education for children during the coronavirus pandemic, among other recommendations. The paper claimed that the coronavirus…
Book Review
Book Review: America, Guns, and Freedom
As gun rights and gun control advocates, political surrogates, spokespeople, and groups contend over the future of the Second Amendment to the Constitution, Dr. Miguel Faria, Jr., M.D. published a book that gives extensive background,…
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